Louisville Slugger baseball bats
You cannot deny it. One of the most American sports out there is baseball! It’s become iconic and something that other people around the world recognize us for. Back in 1866, in Louisville, Kentucky, Bud Hillerich made the first-ever baseball bat for the pro league! The first owner of these iconic bats? Pete Browning, whose nickname was the Louisville Slugger!
A few years later, in 1884, the Louisville Slugger baseball bat became a recognized company, and they started mass producing these bats. Even today, they are still produced in Louisville, despite the company being bought by Wilson. There is nothing to lose there, as Wilson is yet another sports company that is purely American!
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9 thoughts on “9 Famous Products Still Proudly Made in America”
I took my parents Waring blender with me to college. It was a wedding present to them in 1950. I still have it and use it regularly.
What about Cutco Cutlery and Kabar Knives manufactured in Olean, NY?!!!!
still use my Sthil weed trimmer
We have a Lodge Dutch Oven and use it almost twice a week. It definitely meets all the great things that it claims to do. We have had ours for about two years, and wonder how we have gotten along without it for so many years.
Epiphone Guitars? I still have my 1964 Epiphone Texan!
Case knives. Craftsmanship is unmatched.
Pendelton Blankets. Made in Oregon They are wonderful.
Items made in the USA seem to last longer. I remember when a Major company I was working for was “outsourcing” an entire department and so many lost their jobs. MetLife Ins Co was a glorified Sweat Shop. Outsourcing my A$$
Many Whirlpool and Maytag appliances are made in Mexico. The “Made in America” label actually means “Made in North America”.
It’s interesting that there aren’t any automobiles on the list. It’s likely that some Toyota models are manufactured and assembled entirely in the United States.
American Range, a factory in California, makes high-quality ovens and stove-tops. They’re pricey and worth the extra cost, in my experience.